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Tense Chart With Rules and Examples

The document provides a comprehensive tense chart outlining various English verb tenses along with their structures and examples. It covers present, past, and future tenses, including simple, continuous, perfect, and perfect continuous forms. Each tense is illustrated with a clear example to demonstrate its usage.

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Tense Chart With Rules and Examples

The document provides a comprehensive tense chart outlining various English verb tenses along with their structures and examples. It covers present, past, and future tenses, including simple, continuous, perfect, and perfect continuous forms. Each tense is illustrated with a clear example to demonstrate its usage.

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Tense Chart with Rules and Examples

Tense Structure/Rule Example

Present Simple Subject + base verb She reads a book.

Present Continuous Subject + am/is/are + verb-ing He is playing football.

Present Perfect Subject + has/have + past participle They have finished the work.

Present Perfect ContinuousSubject + has/have been + verb-ing She has been studying since morning.

Past Simple Subject + past verb He wrote a letter.

Past Continuous Subject + was/were + verb-ing They were watching TV.

Past Perfect Subject + had + past participle She had left before I came.

Past Perfect Continuous Subject + had been + verb-ing He had been working all day.

Future Simple Subject + will + base verb I will call you later.

Future Continuous Subject + will be + verb-ing She will be waiting for us.

Future Perfect Subject + will have + past participle They will have completed the task.

Future Perfect Continuous Subject + will have been + verb-ing I will have been traveling for 5 hours.

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